Abstract: A brassiere including two pouches which are connected to each other at the neckline by means of a tie which slides inside tubular hems of the pouches. Strings slide within tubular hems on the outer sides of the pouches of the brassiere, the position of which with respect to the armpits of the wearer, as well as the height and depth of the pouches, being adjustable by such strings sliding freely inside the tubular hems.

Abstract: A brassiere having two fabric pouches coupled to each other through the inner ends of their lower edges, and including ties of adjustable length, wherein two of the edges of each pouch are provided with hems in the form of tubes inside of which the ties may slide freely. At least one of the hem tubes is common to the two pouches, and the lengths of the ties are adjustable by the wearer to vary the height, the width, the depth, and the visible area of each pouch. The position of the brassiere with respect to the shoulders of the wearer is also adjustable through the lateral ties connected to each other behind the neck of the wearer.